I think he's afraid Bernie Sanders is hiding under his bed.

On 02/08/2016 08:49 AM, awoelfleba...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote:




---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <noozguru@...> wrote :

Perhaps you should read poor Pants a bedtime story. Maybe "Chicken Little"?

Nice suggestion B2. I can see your heart is in the right place.


On 02/08/2016 06:48 AM, awoelflebater@... <mailto:awoelflebater@...> [FairfieldLife] wrote:




    ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
    <mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>, <emptybill@...>
    <mailto:emptybill@...> wrote :

    <http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/wp-content/uploads/venezuela-food-line.jpg>


    *Idiot Bernie Sanders Supporters Hope for Venezuela Style Food
    Lines in US*


    Socialism in Venezuela has led to massive shortages of food,
    toilet paper, diapers and medicine


    *Socialism:*Like a skyscraper crane about to topple in high
    winds, Venezuela is teetering on the brink of a horrific economic
    collapse. It was brought on by one thing: socialism, taken to the
    hilt. Yet incredibly, neither Bernie Sanders nor his voters make
    this connection. It's worrisome that so many Americans see
    socialism in a favorable light these days. A May 2015 YouGov poll
    showed that socialism was viewed favored favorably by 43% of
    Democrats, while a June 2015 Gallup poll showed that 47% of
    Americans would vote for a socialist.

    It points to a collective loss of memory. After all, it's been
    decades since the fact that the Berlin Wall fell and the Soviet
    empire collapsed. As chess champion Garry Kasparov has noted in
    "Winter Is Coming," there have been no truth commissions or
    victory parades to institutionalize the monstrous idea's
    discreditation and demise. In fact, the idea seems to be
    resurging in the U.S. Democratic Party, even with examples of its
    failures continuing, the latest example being Venezuela. That
    reality of socialism and its horrific results is mocked by
    Sanders himself, who denies it has anything to do with his own
    ideas. "I myself don’t use the word socialism,” he told a
    University of Vermont student publication in 1976 “because people
    have been brainwashed into thinking socialism automatically means
    slave-labor camps, dictatorship and lack of freedom of speech.”

    Brainwashed? The very word comes from socialist indoctrination
    practices. Sanders' flip dismissal of those realities reminds us
    of a quote from Nobel Prize winner and author of "The Gulag
    Archipelago" Aleksander Solzhenitsyn: "Or do they refuse to see?"

    Yes, Sanders and his followers refuse. Even the absence of
    slave-labor camps, in say, socialist Venezuela, doesn't get
    Sanders off the hook. Right now Venezuelans are at the logical
    conclusion of 18 years of democratic socialism, the kind Sanders
    has praised in the past, and even benefited from, as he accepted
    Venezuelan strongman Hugo Chavez's oil largesse -- stolen from
    Venezuela's people -- for Vermont. Today Venezuela, with the
    world's largest oil reserves is, believe it or not,/importing/
    oil. It's a perfect illustration of Nobel-winning economist
    Milton Friedman's well known saying that if the Sahara took up
    socialism, there would soon be a shortage of sand.

    Socialism has also led to massive shortages of food, toilet
    paper, diapers and medicine, among many other things, all the
    result of state planning and currency controls and rampant
    inflation. After 18 years of socialist spending, inflation has
    hit 720%, the IMF says. And don't forget that Venezuela also has
    the world's highest crime rate, with Caracas rated the world's
    most dangerous city by the Citizens' Council for Public Security
    and Criminal Justice
    
<http://www.seguridadjusticiaypaz.org.mx/biblioteca/prensa/summary/5-prensa/199-the-50-most-violent-cities-in-the-world-2014>.


    Socialist Venezuela is on the verge of a massive Argentina-sized
    sovereign debt default, with $10 billion in debt payments due
    this year, and only $8 billion left to buy imports such as food,
    according to an appalling analysis in the Financial Times by
    Ricardo Hausmann.

    Meanwhile, Venezuela ranks No. 1 in the world on economist Steve
    Hanke's Cato Institute "Misery Index" which is his measure of
    each nations' combined inflation, unemployment and interest
    rates. Friday, Reuters reported that Venezuela was were
    desperately trying to swap out their gold reserves with German
    banks to survive a little longer.

    No surprise, investment banks say they're looking at an 80%
    chance of a default. Blogger Miguel Octavio of The Devil's
    Excrement reported this week that the Caracas airport was full of
    weeping families sending their young people into exile abroad.

    That's the part of socialism Bernie Sanders doesn't want to talk
    about. It's the same wherever it's tried. Voters fall for it over
    and over, and all it brings is failure. Sanders is only
    continuing the con. When is he going to be called on it?


    Poor pants. Do you stay awake at night clutching your special
    blanket and teddy bear, eyes staring into the darkness in fear as
    you resist the temptation to suck your thumb as you ponder the
    future of your great country under the leadership of that upstart
    Jewish socialist Bernie Sanders? I am sorry for this, I wish I
    could comfort you and make you feel better, more secure. But,
    alas, I can not. But, if it is any solace, there is always Cruz
    or Trump to uphold the religious and moral backbone of the
    country you call "home". And while you lie there with that
    comforting thought, I will be staring wide-eyed with trepidation
    on this side of the border.





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